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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
1
Sale offers $1,000 value at or below cost on assorted clothing including $2,500 suits marked down to $1,850 and $15 suits to $11.00. Stock includes sizes 34 to 36 with small sizes heavily reduced, youth and children’s wear, overcoats, and pants priced as low as $3.00 to $5.00 in cleanup pricing. Store urges customers to visit for savings deals.
A garbled notice touts a local store as the place to buy hats and capes for men. It claims reasons for choosing this shop and hints at low prices and winter hat offerings, though wording is unclear and portions are unreadable.
A splendid display offers shirts, ties, suspenders and hose at nearly low prices. Shoppers can find a varied assortment with affordable options across the line. The offer emphasizes value and ready-to-wear fashion for men.
An old advertisement touts economy on Union Suits and two piece suits for men women misses and children. It claims unbeatable prices and urges shoppers to call and see for themselves, claiming no competition can beat these articles.
Regional sale promotes Mackinaws Sweater Coats Work Coats Wool Shirts and sweaters at surprisingly low prices with a call to action for shoppers to inquire locally.
Store advertises low prices on millinery and cloaks for women and girls, promising the largest selection from county sources, closeouts “AT and BELOW COST” with emphasis on hats, ribbons, embroidery, laces, and shoes to attract customers.
A brief note suggests very little money cannot buy satisfactory shoes in this town. The text implies value for money, urging shoppers to consider cost against quality, with hints that higher prices do not guarantee perfection.
The ad promotes fall buggies at 33 dollars each described as well made and durable. It also markets paints and varnishes, Meike for winter evenings, and closing out wardrobes at 87.50 with other furniture like chairs and beds priced accordingly.
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